- #1
- 24,752
- 795
Bee has organized two conferences on "The Experimental Search for Quantum Gravity".
She is a QG phenomenologist. It's a hard and valuable field. We need to check for observable traces of different QG models.
Bee and her husband Stefan run one of the best physics blogs.
You might want to bookmark it and check in occasionally for physics news and comment.
Right now is not a typical time for them (because of just having twin girls Lara and Gloria born in Heidelberg 29 December 2010) so the content of the blog is not at the usual intense academic level.
But you can look at interesting discussions in the archive for the past 3 or 4 years.
http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2010/12/welcome-lara-and-gloria.html
When she is not giving birth to twins, Bee works in Stockholm, at NORDITA (a scandinavian theoretical physics research institute). Her most recent paper summarized the talks given at the 2010 "experimental search for QG" conference, held at NORDITA in July.
http://arxiv.org/abs/1010.3420
She is a QG phenomenologist. It's a hard and valuable field. We need to check for observable traces of different QG models.
Bee and her husband Stefan run one of the best physics blogs.
You might want to bookmark it and check in occasionally for physics news and comment.
Right now is not a typical time for them (because of just having twin girls Lara and Gloria born in Heidelberg 29 December 2010) so the content of the blog is not at the usual intense academic level.
But you can look at interesting discussions in the archive for the past 3 or 4 years.http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2010/12/welcome-lara-and-gloria.html
When she is not giving birth to twins, Bee works in Stockholm, at NORDITA (a scandinavian theoretical physics research institute). Her most recent paper summarized the talks given at the 2010 "experimental search for QG" conference, held at NORDITA in July.
http://arxiv.org/abs/1010.3420
Last edited: